Technics Loudspeakers

Panasonic hi-fi brand, created in 1965. The SL-1200 turntable it launched in 1972 became the standard instrument of DJ culture.

Founded: 1965 (created as the hi-fi brand of Matsushita, now Panasonic; discontinued in 2010 and revived in 2014)
Headquarters: Osaka, Japan
Manufacturing: Japan and Malaysia
Parent company: Panasonic
How to buy: Sold through specialist hi-fi dealers and online retailers
Known for: The SL-1200 direct-drive turntable, direct-drive motors, Class D amplification in the modern range

Currently, we have 1 Technics loudspeakers in our database. Below you can find the list of these speakers with their main specs and links to their review pages.

Technics Powered Bookshelf(1)

Technics Powered Bookshelf Speakers

	Model	Frequency	Watts RMS	Max Depth / Sample Rate	Woofer
	Technics SC-CX700	41-47k Hz	200-watt	Yes/192 kHz	1 x 6"

About Technics

Technics was created in 1965 as Matsushita premium audio brand and pioneered the direct-drive turntable with the SP-10 in 1970. The SL-1200 that followed in 1972 was designed as a hi-fi deck, but its high torque, instant start and robustness made it the machine DJs adopted, and it stayed in production in successive versions for decades. Panasonic retired the brand in 2010 and brought it back in 2014, including a reissued SL-1200 after sustained demand.

The SL-1200 is one of the few pieces of consumer hi-fi that became a musical instrument. Hip hop turntablism, disco beatmatching and most of club culture were built on a pair of them - scratching and cueing are physically possible because of the direct-drive motor and the pitch fader. Panasonic discontinuing it in 2010 caused a genuine outcry, and the reissue was a response to that.

Notable models: SL-1200, SP-10, SB-7000 linear phase speakers, SU-G700, SL-1000R.

Official Technics website

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